Guide
How to analyze your Shogi Wars Sprint games
Last updated: October 21, 2026
Shogi Wars Sprint games are analyzed just like normal games: copy the game record with the copy icon on the game record screen and tap “Paste from clipboard” in Shogi Analysis. A record that starts from a middlegame position is analyzed move by move from that starting position, so you get the win-rate graph, the best moves and the lines.
Steps
- Install Shogi Analysis — Get Shogi Analysis from the App Store or Google Play. No sign-up is needed.
- Copy the Sprint game record — In the Shogi Wars app, open the game record of the Sprint game you want to analyze and tap the copy icon at the top of the screen. The game record is copied to the clipboard.
- Paste it into Shogi Analysis — On the Games tab in Shogi Analysis, tap “Add games”, then tap “Paste from clipboard”.
- Choose your name — The first time, you’re asked “Which player are you?”. Choose your player name. It’s remembered, so you won’t be asked again.
- Review the game — The game appears in your game list. Tap it to open Analysis and see the win-rate graph, best moves and lines from the starting position.
What you get from a Sprint game
- The starting position — The starting position is analyzed too, so the win rate shows who started ahead and by how much, and you can see the best move and the top 3 candidate moves there.
- Win-rate graph — See the win rate from the starting position to the end of the game as a line. Tap a point to jump to that position.
- Where it went wrong — Inaccuracies, mistakes and blunders are judged by the same thresholds as in normal games.
- Tsume puzzles and a problem set — Missed mates and mistakes become tsume puzzles and problems, just as in normal games.
You can filter your game list to show only Sprint games. For how to read the screen, see How to read a shogi game analysis.
If a game won’t import
- A game won’t import if you copy only part of the record. Copy the whole game record.
- If it still won’t import, please contact us and include the game record.
Related guides
- How to analyze your Shogi Wars games
- How to practice the Tsume Battle puzzles you missed
- How to analyze shogi games with AI for free
- How to read a shogi game analysis
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